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Yesh Atid
יש עתיד · Led by Yair Lapid · 9 projected seats
Aiming for
Prime Minister (rotation)In one paragraph
Centrist, secular middle-class party built by the former TV anchor and PM. Core brand: clean government, share-the-burden enlistment, and cost-of-living relief.
The list, who comes with them
Yair LapidOpposition LeaderBurden sharing: Universal draft; no stipends without service.Karine ElharrarMK, former Energy MinisterEnergy: Renewables targets and grid modernization.Meir CohenMK, former Welfare MinisterWelfare: Pension floors and benefits for the elderly.Orna BarbivaiMK, former Economy MinisterEconomy: Cut regulation, open imports, lower prices.
Rank on the slip decides who enters the Knesset. 9 projected seats means roughly the top 9 names get in.
Where they stand
Judea & SamariaSeparation from Palestinians, keep blocs
Two states / withdrawalSovereignty / annexation
Gaza & SecurityRegional arrangement with Arab states
Deal & disengagementFull military control
Haredi EnlistmentUniversal enlistment, no stipends without service
Universal draftPreserve exemptions
JudiciaryReverse the overhaul
Strengthen the courtCurb the court
EconomyCentrist, middle-class focused
Social spendingFree market
Religion & StatePublic transport on Shabbat, civil unions
Civil / pluralistHalachic status quo
Platform pillars
Middle-class reliefHousing and cost-of-living package.
Share the burdenDraft and work requirements for all.
Anti-corruptionTerm limits and clean-hands laws.
Western alignmentRepair ties with the US and Europe.
History
2012
Founded as a middle-class protest vehicle.
2013
19 seats in its debut election; joins the government.
2021
Architect of the eight-party change coalition.
2022
Lapid serves as Prime Minister.
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